Gold
Gold is unique for its durability (it doesn’t rust or corrode), malleability, and ability to conduct both heat and electricity. It has some industrial applications in dentistry and electronics, but we know it principally as a base for jewelry and as a form of currency.
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Gold drifts lower as profit-taking offsets Fed rate cut hopes
Gold price loses traction in Friday’s early European session. Cooling US CPI inflation data could pave the way for more…
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Australia Commodity Prices Drop Faster in November
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s Index of Commodity Prices dropped 3.8% year-on-year in December 2025, slipping further from an upwardly…
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Gold loses momentum as traders book profits, US CPI data in focus
Gold price loses ground in Thursday’s early European session, pressured by profit-taking and a stronger US Dollar. Fed rate cut…
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Gold Tests Record Highs
Gold rose above $4,320 per ounce on Wednesday, testing levels near all-time highs last seen in October, as investors continued…
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Gold climbs to seven-week highs on Fed rate cut bets, safe-haven demand
Gold attracts some buyers in Monday’s early European session, up 1.0% on the day. Fed rate cut expectations and safe-haven…
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Gold Nears Record High
Gold prices climbed to around $4,320 per ounce on Monday, approaching an all-time high, as investors awaited a series of…
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Gold Heads for Weekly Gain
Gold traded around $4,270 per ounce on Friday, holding near a seven-week high and heading for a weekly gain, supported…
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Trade of The Day – GOLD.XAU/USD
Facts: Goldman Sachs, RBC, and Deutsche Bank all forecast gains in the gold market in 2026. Gold has defended the…
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Gold sticks to intraday losses amid modest USD bounce; dovish Fed limits further decline
Gold struggles to capitalize on an intraday uptick to a fresh weekly high on Thursday. A positive risk tone and…
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